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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY or CANADA
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.

On and after MONDAY, Way no, 1857,
trains will run foliewsi
DEPARTURES.
Eor Auburn and Lewiston, z. 10a. m, LIS
and 6.37 y. m.
For 6orham, $50 am, ]. 80 and 5.37 D. m.
Fer Gorhana, Montreal and Chicago, $50
a. m. and 1.3O p. m
Eor Quebec, 80 .. m
Fer Baekneid and Canton, ITO a. m. and
1.30p p. m.
ARRIVALS.
From Lewiston and Auburn, B.2a a. IA
1906. 3.16 and b.35 y. m.
From GoFham, s.25 am, 1905 and 5.45 p. m.
From Chicago and Montreal, 1905 and
b.45 y. m.
IRON Quebec, 1905 D. m.
Pullman Palace Sleeping ears on night train
farior ears on day train between Portland
Montreal.
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ISLAND STEAMERS.
STAR LINE STEAMBOAT co.
GREENWOOD GARDEN LINE.

Steamer CADET leaves Franklin Wharf,
week days. for Peaks Island at 5.45, 6.35, 300,
1O.10 a. M, 2.15, 315, Ais, 615, 7.30 p. m. RE
TURNING at $40, 7.15, $50, 1896 a. M, 2.35,
$50 5.o5, 6.35, 1000 p. m. For Cushing's Is
land az 5.45, 635 1915 a. M, 2.15, 4.15, 6.15 p.
IN. Returning at 6.O5, TOO, 10.45 a. M, 40
4.45, 6.45 p. m. For Cape Cottage 10.I5 a. m,
2.16, 415 D. IN.
my30 dtF
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Graln QUOTE r,ons.


Received daily, by private vine, by H. Pink
ham, broker . Exchange, si4.-'-i. Portland. aie
CHICAGO hoard OF TRADE.
TnpSdnv,s ounfDfionS
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Here is a little girls composition on the cow, as
It appeared in Hartford Times: A COW is an ami.
mai with four legs on the under side, The tail is
longer than the legs. but 1t is not used to stand
on. The COW kills flies with her tail. A COW has
big ears that wiggles on hinges; so does the tail
elephant. She Is made so small that she can go
INTO the barn, when nobody is looking. Some cows
are black and some hoom. A dog was hooked
that killed the rat Black cows give white milk,
SO do other cows. Milkmen sell milk to buy their
chalk. Cows chew cuds and each cow finds its
own chew. This is allthere is about cows.
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STATEMENTS WORTHY OF ATTENTION.
old and reliable house of VIM. f. Kdder & Co.,
SO st. John St, N. Y. Manufacturers, state that
"Digestylin" will positively care Dyspepsia and
Indigestion. over 5000 Physicians certify to the
above. Try bottle. Sold by all Druggists, 81 90
per bottle
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and Money Marker

Y and money Market.
y Aegraph.l
- 20 1S87.-MOney on call
IRON. 3 TO 2; last loan at
ed /. Prime mercantile
Sterling Exchange dun
ANts have been duh and
Nquiet but generally firm.
NVery active and strong
- itock Exchange aggre
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NEW YORK, =
has been tight. rAl,
3 per cent, closing
paper at 6td6 per 4
and steady. GOvd =
steady. Railroad I h
The stock market 4
at highest prices of
1nc TRANSACTIONS Z \
gated 4S0,720 share
1ite IOiIOw1ng are
uent securities:
United States A0nds,
New As, to@..........
New IS, COUP. 80.
New s1ss, reg -......
New 4bss,, COUP.
Central Pacific lists.
Beaver or. Gr.S1sts.
Erie .ds. ...........
Kansas Pacific Conso
Greron Rav.~~ lsts....
Untsp:P aciiic.! 80.
90 Laud Grants .
DO Sinking Funds.
The following quotat
daily by Pullen, Crock
Portland, Me-;
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Ar at Gloucester 29th, sch Melissa Robbins
Robbins. SEEMING. Has cruised from Cape Eliza
beth to Block Island without seeing any fish,
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FOR THE ISLANDS.
Steamer Greenwood.

On AMI after MONDAY, June 9th. Steamer
Greenwood will leave Burnham's Wharf for Ire
fethen's, Jones' and Greenwood Garden, as fol-
lows:
Leave Portland 500, Gas, 8. 80, o.45, IL. 90 am.
Las, 2-45, 3.45, 4.45, 6.l5, 1926 $40, $50 pm
Leave Trefethens $50. 7.O5, $50, 1905, IL. 20
u. m, 2.05, 3.05 4.O5, 5.o5 6.35, 755, $50 p. M
Leave Jones' 9.O5, 1920, IL 50 a. M, 2.2O, 800,
400, $50, $50. Las, 900, 1915 p. m.
sunday Time Tnble-Leave Portland at $50
9.45, IL 90 a. m., Las, 245, 4.45 p. m. Returning
leave Tretethen's at $50, 1905 IL 20 q. M. 205,
3.05, 5.05 p m. Leave Jones' at 9O5, 1920, SO
a. M, 2.2O, 3.20,5 .20p D.. m.
Round trip tickets: Adults 20 cents, Children
10 cents, with admission TO Garden. Special rates
to campers and cOttagers. ie14dtt
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81 am poor,"he said TO Chicago girl, 'and you
are rich; but true love levels such distinctions,
and"
She interrupted him with one of the most posi-
tive OF negatives.
This. then, is my last resort" he said desper-
ately; and he displayed a silvermounted re-
Yolver.
''You ought to So or sc on it," replied the girl,
encouragingly.
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za,,roaa ssecs;,.rs.

PARRSBORO, Ms. Schr vAy Flower-255 ton
e0ahto Grand arunk Railroad.
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lie PRESS.
THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 80.
WIT AND WISDOM.

Negroes value preachers in proportion as they
are able to excite emotion in their hearers A
darkey was questioned as to the respective merits
OF two c0ored preachers. or " 'zorteTs,' which is
short for "exhorters.' His judgment was this:
"Deys bofe OF em mighty pow'ful zorters but
dat Rob Sheldon he's de best, 'kase he's got de
mos tones, "-Iiarper's Magazine.
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New York min ;stocks.

NEW NEW Aokh, june 20 ID .-Thefolowing are
CLOSING Quotations ior minln stocks to-day:
colorado Coal ............... 4S1a
naonies.iAe. --..-..-.-....,.. ..-............ is
0utari9. ...--....-. .....F .............25 90
S,iichsliv.r. -.s''.......s .............. ga
&, W nIstStieH .---.'........l .............. 81
See,ilisy +,....,....,...'.. ,.......... 6s4
odii'iaso''-'''-' --......- .............. go
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CITY OF PORTLAND, MAINE
PUBLIC NOTICE.

fElHE Committee ON streets hereby gives notice
Il that it is about to pave Spring street, from
Clark to Neal street, and all persons who contem-
plate laying pipes for sewers, drains. water or
gas, are called upon t0make the excavations for
same immediately, before said street Is paved,
otherwise permits for such excavations will be re-
fused.
By order of Committee on streets, sidewalks
and bridges.
HERBERT G. BRIGGS, Chairman.
Portland, June IL, 1887 jel1dtf
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Backache is almost Immediately relieved by
wearing one Of Carter's Smart Weed and Bella
donna Backache Plasters. Try one and be free
from pain. Price 20 cents.
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TICKET OFFICEs
IS Exchange ST., and DeuOi Foot Of India SkssL

Tickets Sold at Reduced Rates to
CANADA, Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee,
Cincinnati, ~. Louis, Omaha, saginaw,
"a. Paul, saltLake City, Denver, san
Francisco. and all points IN the Northwest,
West and Southwest.
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More cases OF sick headache, bilousness. con-
stpation, &C., be cured in less time with less
medicine and for less money, by using Carters
Little Liver Pills. than by any other means.
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KERSEYS.

We make our own Light Tall Hats, and keep
more ON hand than all the other dealers COM
bined. 20 dOz. on our shelves, In every shade.
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All for n Kiss.
ONO KS before wo part,
Drop o tear, and bid adieu;
Tough wo sever, my fond heart
I'LL wo meet shall pant for "

He was m Ohio man., filed With loves
young dream. He had BEEN sitting u, ur
with her, and ives about to return to his
ancestral halls. They stood st tho front
gate, no eyer upon them but the twinklipp
stars. Ho took her haaunn,dsin hie, and alter
saying sundry idiotic things bessod kiss
-"a long, long kiss, a k;ssof Youth and
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Gh Qt4dligetrrer
wuEELlNo. W. VA. JUNE 10. 1887.
Decline Of tho House OF bourbon. NJ
Tho Kentucky Branch OF the House oil

-Ha
Bourbon has long held sway over o con.
siderable part OF the United States, its
Territories and the District Of Columbia.
Tia uubjects have for tho most part been
willing %vassals, though there have been
come who would fsin have shaken OF the
oppressive rule, II they could only have
muetered the courage. Something has
happened 10 shake the foundations OF tho
dynnnty, and word comes from Kentucky
that tho royal house is tottcring.
It is q highly significant fact that the
Kentucky distillers find 1t necessary to
enter into q compact to suspend opera.
tons for one year. They make about two
and q quarter million gallons q month;
but their warehouses now hold in bond
over forty.two million gallons, in the face
Of 8 steadily decreasing consumption. The
distillera wisely do not desire to pile up
any more Of an unsaleable commodity,
and go they onter into agreement, backed
by O penalty Of twenty cents q gallon on
all manufactured. There is no danger
that any Of their number will be willing
to pay the forfeit for tho sake Of adding to
the already glutted condition OF the mar.
ket.
Tho reasons which lie c. tho bottom OF
this etate Of affairs suggest nomo interest
ing inquiries. There will not be entire
agreement on this phase Of tho subject,
but there are nome obvious facts which
have contributed their share to the gem
eral result. TheAmericau people are not
drinking 80 much whisky as formerly.
Some OF them have Sworn off," and are
not crooking the elbow at all. Others
have changed their beverage, and instead
OF filling up on drinks high in alcohol are
taking more to light wines and beer. This
is bad for tho distille1s, but 1t is good for
the country.
There is a choice in this matter, and it
lies on tho sido Of the lighter beveragea.
Every whisky drinkor won over to mildcr
atimulants, Ia that much gained to society.
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Once More for ,l,e Lu,t Cause.

Capt. JED. Pennybacker, Of Pendleton
whose unfettersd nratory has been heard
in our Legislative halls, was the orator 81
Romney on the recent occasion Of deco,
rating the graves Of Confederate soldiers.
According to the reliable South Branc1
MtelEigsncer, Capt. Pennybacker's Grafton
was a great hit. The local paper says:
Capt. Pennybscker spoke at somelengtt
in q mastery style, proving bsyond, q
doubt that the lete unfortunate conflict
between the States OF this Union, tho PEG.
pie OF the North were the aggreasors, at.
tempting to exercise oyer those Of the
South authority which the Constitution
did not give them, and that the term
"Rebel" 10 an o]pprobrious and undeserved
epithet, applied to Southern soldiers and
Bympathizsis by tho Yankeea from mo-
tives OF hatred and malice, and for politi-
cal effect. He was frequently interrupted
by ~deaiening cheers, and at the conclu-
sion Of his address he WAS presented sey-
eral beautiful bouqueta by the ladies.
There WAS good deal Of fine fapdoodle
and this startling prophecy, in the ora
tors own words:
The principle Tor which so many laid
down their lives may not bs recognized
until their names have groTn feeble on
the tongue OF friendship, and been drop
ped, like dead %a.lence, upon the oar Of the
world. Bat 1t will struggle buck from the
hollow bosom that once bled 70. it,, aud
ascend the heights Of government.
The principle which is to ascend the
heights OF government" il tho right Of a
State to secede, and Of a number Of States
to engage in sn effort to break up the
Unicn. Captain Peanybucker and those
who applaudsd him have not kept pace
with the tirues. The people, Of the South
would be tho lest to permit that principle
to triumph. They couldn't'be led out OF
the Union, and they wouldn't allow them
selves to be driven out. They have
realized their mistake, aud thsy know
there is mors for them in tho Union than
out OF 1t.
And "a for the .po!iticians-Capiain
Pennybacksr may DO surs that they don't
want another outing. The Conicderacy
never had q hundred Thousand civil otll-
ces for them with good pay worth & hun.
dred cents on the dollar. They know how
much better it ia to stay where they are,
on top in the Democratic party, the Dem
ocratic party in power in spite Of the ma-
jerity in the country against 1t.
Captain Pennybacker iH too lntc. The
boys who wore the gray like tho good
things as well as tho buys who wore The
blue, aud, strangely enough, they are get
ting more Of them. i
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Tho West Virginia delegation Of the
7. PA. will leave here on Sunday, June
10. to attend the annual National Conven.
ton OF the Travellers Protective Associa.
ton at st. Louia. This round trip faro,
sleeper and all, will be placed at 9 very
low rate, and the greater the humber go.
ing, tho cheaper the rate will BIO. Any ono
wishingt to 60, whether they belong to the
T. ?. A. or not, will be very welcome ard
can be assured a good time. Any inform.
alton as to the route, etc, can be had by
applying to Charles q. Copp, Secretary Of
Local Poet B. .is
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BASE BALL,
Wheeling Loses Another Gamo-sunmary
lTI-F-lIgr w OF tho Week.

|AraAL e.. L.H. .HIH|N". "a .NNH
That the lovers OF baaa ball la this city
arc tired OF the miserable exhibitions Of
tho Wheeling club in the past week Is TO
express their disguat but feebly. The
playing Of the nine has simply been vile.
Oh course when they arrive home there
will DO a multitude Of explanations as to
how everything happened, but the ex.
plantations will not explain.
It Is q fact that while other clubs have
been Strengthening the Wheeling club has
kept on weakening. There may BIO come
| good local pfayefs in tho Greon Stockings
who systematically make q good showing
on tho diamond, but hall the time II Is
luck. The club has very few Bteady play.
era, and this Is the reason oil tho recent
disastrous defeats. Another criticlam that
might be offered Ia that they haven't
what one might call Chic, II TINT word can
DO applied TO base ball. AS WIS said the
enthusiastic public arc very lapguid over
tho vile work OF tho club abroad, and I'm.
lens they do better work at homo tho en-.
thuslasta will refuse TO patronizs the
game. 70 have stsrtsd out with defeat-
Ing Z,nesville, tho stropgeat club In the
League, and won ono game from kala.
mazoo and let down so rapidly, naturally
disguised their admirers. II they had
played good ball, or tho best they knew
how, It would have beon different, bu!
the scores do not show that they did.
Tho management 1t GeemH has at lasi
awakened to the necessity OF tho hour,
and a committee Is now out on q ACQUIRING
expedition for new playera, and 1t ID the
sincere hope OF every lover Of tho game
thatthey mpysncreed in finding the neces
aary material. II Ia lever too late tc
mend, although Wheeling has had a very
close call.
Tho Green Stockings play in Mansfield
today. They will arrive home on Thurs
day, and the first game on the homI
grounds with DO with Kalamazoo on Jun.
20. Following Is the score Of Saturday
uama. I'LL. ..-T- c Wy u. VAN .a.a. nsF,.
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For cleansing and healing foul and in
dolent Ulcers, Sores and Abcessas and re-
movinatheb adodora ariaing thsrefrom, snd
for sloughiug, confused and lacerated
wounds, Darbya Ptophylactic Fluid 10 un-
equsled.
y have used Darbys Prophylactic Fluid
in hospital and private practice for ten
years and know Of nothing better for
aloughing, confused and lacerated wounds,
foul and iudolsnt ulcera aud az . disiniec-
tant."-J. +. HEusTls, Professor Mobile
Medical College.
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We have for sale several Typewriter,
including the Remington, tho Crandall
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchargrt for the mstchless
Caligraph, and will DO sold cheap. Writers
Tor rent and for sale on monthly install.
mente. Gall on or address Tor circulars
EDWARD L. Ro9G & Co.,
,a rs Tgalfth etrtSnt.
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Standing Of the olIbs.
Following is the standing Of the club
in the Ohio League:
Other Gatuos Abroad.

At Chicago-Chicago, 6; Pitts, 4; +,
At Bostou-Boston, II; PhilA., 8.
At Brookl'n-Brooklyn, II; Lou'lle, IA.
At Detroit-Detroit, Z; indianapolis, Q.
At Phila-Athletic, s; Browns, 4.
At New York-New York, %; Wash. ..
At New York Cincin., 8; Mets., l.
At Sandusky-Columbua, s; san'ky, u,
At Mansfeld-Zanes'le Il; Mansfld, 5.
At kalamnzoo-steub'lle, 4; Kals., "a.
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: ~AN ..E-IsgRHH. .#. |#|#..|..
BY virtue oil q deed Of trust made by 8. Charles
Esciis,tIth 70 me as trustee, dated August q, 1883,
recorded In tho office OF the Ulcrk Of the Coulty
Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed Of
Trust BOOK No. 16, page 255, will sell At the North
front door OF tho Court House OF sold county, on
SATURDAY, the 25th DAY oFJUNE, 1851
commencing at 10 o'clock A. r., tie following de.
Ecrihed property, that Is TO ray: The south Thirty.
three leet Of Lot number Eleven IN Square nun.
Der Blk, in the city OF Wheeling Ohio county, ".
Va and in that part Of said city formerly called
the Town OF South Wheeling.
;, TERMS OF SA~LE-onc-third and as much notcM
the purchaser elects to pay In cash on tleday Of sale,
the balance in two equal tnstaluents payable ii
one and two years from the day OF sale, with Inter.
est from that day, the purchaser to give bis notes
lor The deferred payments, and secure the same b.
decd OF trust upon tho property, and insurance
the trustee.
Title believed good, but selling as trustee l shall
convey only the lille vested In me ll
WI. W. C0WDEH, Trustee.
Is W. Il. HALI.ER, Auctioneer. myD
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=. Division, No. =, Uniform Rank,

You are hereby cordially invited to par
ticipsto with US in a grand street parade in
this city on Monday, July 4th, 1887, at 0
A. NJ, and a picnic and'compatitive drill ct
the State Fair grounds, Wheeling Islaud.
The aum OF $500 will be paid in two
prizes; first prize, $500; second prize, 5000.
Divisions to drill according to Csrnahan's
Revised Tactics. Divisions desiring to
compete will notify the Corresponding
Secretary not later than June 23d. Com
peting Divisions to have not less than
twenty.seven men, including three OIL
GERS. The amount offered by tho COM
mittee ia thought to be ample, and should
bring to the city a goodly number Of well
drilled Divisions,
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Earned runs, Akron, Il. WhceIlng, I. 1.-TWO bRSo
hits, ncGraw, L4user, Irwin, CtoSan. Fist baxc
on balls, b i1%In. 2; by pM 1Glt a 3; s 10 IInl Gas q.
by Dunn. s.. double plays, Moaet aud CroSan.
PsSsed balls, lanscr, 2; Bailey, 8. Umpire, George
Bell. Time Of game, . hours.
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commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, tho following dc.
scribed property, that is to say: Tho south one.
third Of lel No. sixtyeiSht t6S} fronting on .he
Wheeling, W. Va, and running back from aid
street with IN ever. twenty-five Ieet in width totho
alley, at the east end OF said lot, together with The
buildings and improvements on said third Of aid
unto belonging, being the same property convened
70 said Sophia Catherine Frank BY the PEOPLES
Bang By deed OF came date as this said decd Of
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Tho X. of Prs Big Time on the Fourth
Tho Committee Of Arrangements having
in charge the Pythian demonstration fol
the Fourth of July, have sent out the fol'
REORGANIZATION to aboutforty Divisions o
of the Uniform Rank in Ohio and Penn
~Bylvauia:
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TERMS OF sALE-onc-tbird OF the puschase
money, or Us much more as the purchaser mar
any residue In three equal instruments payablela
six, twelve and eighteen months from The DAY d
sale, with interest from that day, the purChAseir 10
give his notes for the deferred inxtalmentS and 10
crty and insurance policy upon the building to tie
Satisfaction Of the trustee.
Title believed good, but selling as trustee | shall
convey only such title "a Ia vested In me by The
above mentioned deed.
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue OF a deed Of trust made BY sonhl,
Catherine Frank aud John Frank, her husband 10
r. G. Barr US trustee, bearing date on the 18Th dsr
Of January, 1881, and recorded III tho oNlce Of ihse
Clork Of the County Court OF Ohio county, W9t
and by virtue OF an order OF tho Circuit Court a
Ohio county, Part l, made April q, 1857, sulsti.
tuung me as trustee for K. G. Barr, now deceased.
| shah sell at public auction ut tho front door Of
the Court House Of Ohio county, IN Wheeling, ",
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DIED.

CLARK-on Sunday, June IL, 1887, ANNA IsABrLI.E,
daughter OF John ~, and Anna NJ. CLARK, aged
s yeats, 4 months and 7 days.
Frucnnl notice hereafter. S.e . Z
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An American Article
Of most careful aud original manufacture.
Colgate's Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Soap.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
Key Mcdonald and others,

! - 49, - 10. "aH .aH F1A ~ y
Key Mcdonald and Others.
ny virtue OF an order entered In tho above Gu.
utlcd cause on the frst day OF Juno, 1887, It Is re.
ierred 70 tho undersigned commissioner Of tho said
court 70 ASCERTAIN all the debt, OF both the esta,es
81 Abner Key aud Elizabeth Key. and their prior,
ities, II any, including the debt due the estate Of
rhinp Kelly, deceased, named in the bill, as to
when last mentioned debt he shall ascertain the
tue balance due thereon alter credt'ing any
money paid thereon by the said Abner Key OF the
faia Elizabeth Key. giving credit for all moneys
PAID upon said Indebtedness and Interest the,e0n
according to proper principles. aud charging Id.
crest thereon at the Iate OF six pcrteutum per.
Notice Is hereby given that tho undersigned has
nxea upon Tuesday, the 10Th day Of July, 1857.
Office, No, 1920 iChaplipe street, in the city Of
wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia, as the llacG
a. which he wiD proceed to ~ascertaiu and reFo.,
INC several matters In tho sald order Of ~,eieienci
y Given Under my hand this 18th day OF June. lSs7.
- JOSEPH i. PAUL.,
..I.h1... GSg Commissioner.
RonEEr WHITE AND GEO. r. e. GICilKiST,
lco'M -aSlasH Gs5IE SOls. for Complainant.